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For a detailed listing of all upcoming events, visit our Calendar of Events

The dogs are going to the Towson Library this Summer, starting on June 14th. Sign up at the
branch to reserve your space!

Dirk's Guide to Dog Safety is here and no child is safe without it. Learn how to avoid being
accidentally injured by man's best friend. Each year, over 800,000 people seek treatment for
dog related injuries. Don't be one them! Get the coloring book today!

Karma Dogs gives a big THANK YOU to Baltimore Reads for donating books for the HEARTS
Program! Baltimore Reads is a non-profit organization that has been improving the quality of
life for educationally disadvantaged adults and families. They believe that education is the
key to economic and social empowerment. Through our programs, participants gain the
necessary skills for self-sufficiency, employment, and life-long learning. You can learn more
(or donate books) by visiting them on-line at www.baltimorereads.org

Pet Rescue of MD will be showing a variety of dogs and cats this Saturday at the Timonium
Petco between 2-6pm. All of their animals have been rescued from crisis situations and are
fostered in homes where they can be assessed and get individual attention. If you are
serious about getting a pet and successfully take the quiz on their website, then they can
help you find the perfect dog or cat to join your family. Please know, they do a thorough
application process and it can take weeks to be approved. This ensures that each pet finds
the right forever home. The right pet is worth the wait.

B.A.R.C.S., located at 301 Stockholm Street, near Ravens Stadium, adopts dogs and cats to
families on the day you meet them, providing they have been spayed or neutered. You do
have to take their 2pm adoption class before you can take the animal home, so please keep
that in mind when planning your trip. BARCS is an animal shelter that makes a serious effort
to euthanize as few animals as possible. However, because of irresponsible pet owners and
those who do not spay and neuter, they are overwhelmed with adoptable animals. BARCS
does do same day adoptions and you do not have to fill out an application. BARCS is the
hardest working kill shelter in the area who does everything in their power to place as many
dogs and cats as they can. Where other shelters with larger operating budgets fall short,
BARCS does a fantastic job. Please consider adopting from BARCS, becoming a BARCS
volunteer or donating a few dollars.